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HIGHER EDUCATION.
Proposed Measure to Win Over to Eng
land the Irish Bishops

Record UlioR'S Special ChblegrGnl- C0plnfqhteS
by the Nei0 York Tribune
LONDON, December 21st.-It is now def
nitely announced that the English legisa-
ton of the Government at the next session
is to consist of two measures to be intro
duced by Lord Dunraven, in conjunction
with Balfour, one of which is to be bill
for promoting higher education in a man
ner that will meet the approval of the Irish
Bishops.
The other bill will be q measure to pro-
vide for the compensation of landlords
mortgages and other charges on Irish es-
tates by means of advances to the land
lords at 81 per cent, to be paid back in
thirty-fve years.
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ANOTHER PROTEST.
Pennsylvania Wool-Growers Condemn
Cleyeland's Policy

NEWCASTLE (Pa.), December 21st-At
meeting of the State Wool Growers Asso-
citation here to-day platform of principles
was adopted condemning as unstatesman-
like and uncalled-for that part of the re-
cent message of President Cleveland prac-
on the free trade list; deprecatIng the train
Of evils to wool-growing which have fol-
lowed the tariff made four years ago; de-
nouneing as demagogy the recent efforts
of CoDgJess TO reduce the tariff. and aver
ring that without some measure of tariff
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TIE CHALMERS REPORT.
TasAREcEss
How the California Delegation win Pass
the Holiday Weeks

TcopyrigA, 1887 By hc California associated Fres,.]
WASHINGTON, December 21st.-But few
members of the California delegation will
remain in Washington during the recess.
Senator Hearst exects to go to St. Louis,
Senator Stanford will probaly go to New
York, as will also Mr.. FELTON, Mr.. Nc
Kenna contemplates visit TO Boston.
Mr.. VandeYer will visit relatives in Phil
adelphia.
The wife of Mr.. Biggs has been in bad
health since her arrival here and Mr..
Biggs will accompany her part of the way
home to California.
Morrow and Thompson will remain in
Washinpton
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NEVADA.

ARE of COlored Man at Reno for a
Fiendish Assault.
ICOpyist 1887. by Tie California associated fTess.l
RENO, December 21st.-William Hen
derson, negro expressman, was arrested
last evening charged with committing rape
on ffteen-year-old daughter of Alfred
Jose, on August 1st last. Considerable feel
ing exists in the community, but there is a
general desire to let the law take its course.
Henderson has been in business here for
years, and has family of three children.
Their mother died about five months ago.
He protests his innocence, but the facts are
against him.
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE.
A S25, 600 Copfagration in Irvineton,
Alameda County.

lcopg1gd. 1887, By ;te calJrnta associated Press
IRvINGToN, Decembe 21st.-At 5 o'clock
this morning coal oil lamp exploded in
the office of the alameda County Reporter.
destroying the building in fifteen minutes
1t then attacked the new building of L. E
Osgood, occupied by Blacow & Weston,
general merchandise dealers, which soon
succumbed to the flames. Then Clark
Bros store, the postoffice and Good Tenn
plal's Hall. The Reporter office and fix,
lures were insured for 81 600. L. E. Os,
goods loss on building, $1,000; no insur.
ance. Blacow & Weston's loss. s.. 900: in.
sured for So 900; Clark Bros loss, $4,000:
insurance, $500
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California Pensions.

ECOpy4gat, 1887, By tie California Associated Iress.I
WASHINGTON, December 21st.-California
pensions have been granted as follows {:
Charles McGwin, Mulberry; James H.
Vaughn, Marysville; A. ]. Rhodes, San
Francisco; Joseph Frate, Petaluma; E.
Colby, Santa Maria Peter Guker, Benicia !;
J. H. Harding, Vallejo.
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ARIZONA.
The Land of the Cactus and Apache
Visited by Snow and Ice

The Land of the Cactus and Apache
Visited by Snow and Ice.
ICspyight, 1857, by tss California Associa,ed Pres,
PHGNTx, December 21st The mercury
this morning was below the freezing point
and remained at about $50 throughout the
day, with cold northerly wind. Snow
was plainly seen falling about 3 O'Clock
but it melted as soon as it touched The
ground. Such a phenomenal visit is IN.
heard Of in the Salt River valley.
THREE INCHES OF SNOW AT TUCSON.
TUcsoS, December 21st-There was q
s,low-storm here this afternoon and three
inches fell, the first in seven years. II is
nov freezing. The weather indications saw
there will be rain in few hours.
Phoenix Items.
iCopgT1sd, 1857, By tie Caloynsd Issociatei Pres,
PHGNIx, December lst.-Track-laving
on the Nashington-street railway begsn
to day and will be pushed to a speedy com
pletion.
The MCPHERSON Canal Company has
been iucorpora ed. with 5000 COO capital
stock, ard contract mas already been let
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WHOLE NO Il,445.

department can afford no relief to ex-C Chap
lain Charles NJ. Blake. who for several years
has been demanding court of inquiry to
investigate his claims against the Govern
menf. lie must look to Congress. is the
Secret2Ty's declaration.
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stanley's Successful Journey.

LONDON, December 21st-Advices from
Zanzibar, under date of December 10th,
state that messenger has arrived from
Central Africa, who brings no direct news
from Henry NJ. Stanley, but says it is
rumored IN the country en- the eastern side
of Lake Nyanza that Stanley, after many
privations. reached Wadelai in the early
part of September. The principal difficulty
he encountered was between the Nabodi
country and Wadelai
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FOREIGN.
WAR PROPHECIED.
King hiitan of servia, Says War is Surely
Imueudiu0

LONDON, December 21st.-A dispatch
from Belgrade says King Milan, in address.
ing the Deputies at the recent Servian cele-
bration, said: The horizon is dark, and q
fearful war seems to be impending. Servia
must be prepared to defend her interests. y
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The Train-Robber Cases.

lCoPgi9 1887, by the California Associated Press
Tucson, December 2lst.-J. H. Wright,
charged with robblng train in April, and
who was arrested at El Paso, has been dis
charged by the United States Commissioner
for want of evidence. Wright is held,
however. as a witness against the actual
robbers
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JAwBONE FIGHTISG.

Kilrain and Smith Indulging In a Wordy
Match.
LONDON, December 21st-In an inter
view to-day Kilrain said he would ignore
Sullivan's challenge till the latter had
fought Mitchell
A notice was posted in Fleet street that
kilrain claims the championship. Smith
is indignant at kilrain assumption of the
title, and says he is willing to fight Kilrain
again tomorrow.
Mr.. Bull, of Windsor, offers to match
Kilrain against Sullivan for 5000 a side.
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THE CHINESE.
\ Special Message Expected on Chimes,
Immigration.

- special Message Expected on Chinese
Immigration.
IcepsT4gli, 1887. By he California associated Pres,
WAsHIEGToY, December 21st.-It is ex-
pected that the President will SEND a mes
sage to Congress after the holidays, on the
Chinese question, urging some legislation
10 remedy the detection in the existing
law. The President seems to be under
me impression that the Attorney
General has succeeded or will sue
ceed' IN securing the advancement OF
me case OF Jung All Lung in the Supreme
Court Tor a.speedy hearing and final deter
lnlnauon 10 as to the right of the United
SL3tes District Courts to issue writs of
habeas corpus
TIE CHALMERS REPORT.
He has not yet had time to examine the
report OF Special Agent Chalmers. which
Is now IN his possession. He will examine
this report during the holidays.
Mr.. Morrow, who saw the President this
morning, says that Cleveland will be
guided IN any recommendations he NAV
see fit to make to Congress by the facts
contained in this document 1t is not be-
Deved here that the attempt to remove
District Attorney Carey, made by Judge
| fleld opponents, will be successful.
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OREGON.
An Ex-Sacramentan Found Drowned in
the Columbia River.

the Columbia River.
ICopyrigt, 1857, by The California Associated Press
PORTLAND, December 21st.-The body of
o. c. Dibble was found floating in the river
late this afternoon. It had probably been
in the river week or more. Deceased was
employed in abstract searching and copy
ing records. He got on spree ten days
ago, and is supposed to have fallen in
the river and drowned. He had wife and
family in Sacramento, supposed to be liv-
ing at 406 Eleventh street, and from whom
he was separated.
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A SHOCKING ACCIDENT.
Marshal Blume, of Petaluma, Crushed by
Cars in His Wife's Presence.

Copyright, 1857. by tie California associated Press.
PETALUMA, December DIST. - Marshal
Blume was run over by the 4:10 p. NJ. down
train to-day. He was returning from Santa
Rosa, and seeing his wife and some Nevada
friends waiting near the station he jumped
before the train stopped. He clung to the
railing, and was drawn under the wheels.
which cut off both legs below the knee and
rolled him for fifty feet under the cars.
His terrified wife and friends saw the acct
dent. He was drawn from under the train
and removed to his residence where he is
still breathing, but with no hope OF living
more than a few minutes.
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A FATAL RESULT.

LArER-City Marshal Blume died at P.
NJ. The left leg was severed below the
knee. He will be buried by the Odd Eel
lows, Druids and fremen. He lost his
right arm fourteen years ago. For thirteen
years he has been City Marshal He leaves
a wife and two lovely daughters, young
ladies. The Christmas festivities of our
citizens will be saddened by the occurrence.
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for the construction of portion of canal
covering about 25000 acres, to be finished
May lst. The canal, when completed, will
be forty miles long, and will reclaim 100,
GOO acres.
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LogDoN, December 21st.-The ship Great
Eastern has been scld to a metal firm for
SI.6i0. The vessel viii be broken I'D and
sold for her metal.
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PACIFIC COAST.
TERRIBLE DEATH OF PETALUMAS
CITY MARSHAL.
Indicted for LibeI-A Reno Sensa-
tion-Drowned in the Column
bia-Ice in Arizona.
THE oRovILLE FAIR.

LsPBcIAL DISPATCHES TO THE RrooRD-uxlos
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Russia viii Behave.


PARIS, December 2lst.-Le Temps saws
the Russian Government has informed the
allied Powers that the movement of troops
into Poland wili cease.
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protection sufficient to secure an American
market, the business of wool growing can
not be successfully carried on.
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Looking for California Oranges.

ICoR1iga, 1887, by DE California AssOciated Press
CHICAGO, December 21st.-There were nc
offerings of California fruit to-day, except.
ing few pears, and these are selling in q
small way at 81 25@2 so per box. A pre-.
vious statement that oranges were ex.
pected to arrive here from California in
time for the holidays was incorrect, as it is
learned to-day that that fruit is Just COM
mencing to get ripe. and will not commence
to be shipped until about the middle or
last part of January, which is rather late.
Oranges from Florida and Mexico are the
only ones on the market and continue in
good rennest and steady
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HIS RECOVERY IMPROBABLE.

ALBANY On. ", December 2Ist.-P. M
Ex-Secretary Manning has rested quietly
to-day, and his general condition is about
as yesterday. His physicians do not look
for an immediate crisis, but his recovery is
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REMOVAL.

T W. GILEs. HAVING REMOVED FROM
81 729 20 street, and fitted up his shop in
hrst-class style, with new chairs of the latest
improved pattern, is now prepared 10 accommo-
date those desiring clean shave Hsir-eptting
and shamppSing specially.
n2r1n1n ] W. GIIEs
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HOME AND ABROAD.
PEOPLE FREEZING TO DEATH In
THE FAR WEST.
To Search for the Big Raft-Almost
a Caiamity-A Lunatic's Act
Matters in Europe.
AWFUL SUFFERING.

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO rHR RRooRD-usuos.l
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Daniel Manning's Health.
lCopwiqlt, IS, Iu p.e Califorria Associctea rr.

IC0pytgA, Io93, Oy uie CdloT7lia Assoccted Press
ALBANY, December 21st-Daniel Man
ming. the former Secretary of the Treasury.
who is ill in this city, is regarded to be in
about the same condition as he was yester-
day. His condition yesterday was weak
and seriously i'll, and his friends are much
alarmed about him. Mannings constitu-
lon seems to have been undermined by
his severe political and official cares of the
last ten wears
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Further Mention of Notable Citrus and
Other Exhibits.
ORovILLE, December 21st-The citrus
fair was again thronged to-day and this
evening, many of the visitors being strang-
ers. The magnificent exhibits of the va
ried resources of Butte county elicit the
warmest expressions of admiration and
surprise.
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ChanIain RIake,s Claim.

WASHINGTON, December 2Ist.-The Sec
Eetary of War has finally decided that his
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sd olnce our Centsnnia1 o. Ane
hoooe ooanslSuSs mat y womb go.
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reading psrson' YET 81 every dsy o.
perience eonvances me ma tnese 'oo.s
have only faiIsn hero ana tnsse lnso
good eoi! ana tnat mere ~ many
strong places yet 20 q culusnsso.
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thing that can o tao&nR or = ou'y
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possess Il, ever acquire degree - "
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they hold % the'r mcager ac4uiFe1''en,s
with more tenscity man sne PeoP'o
who inherit it. just - : convert % :
new creed Is more sealous usually ,nan
the man who has always suoser'oeu - -
t. These converts IN GOOD taste VIA
advance IL theories with - uusn .,''-
punity ~ the plagiar'st exnio'.s 1no
thoughts o. Others - nls own ~
greatly diverted tne otne! asy ~ "o
remarks Of proud. ambitious wo"sl
who has attained 70 some oeeree =
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taste. but who naturally loved snow;
preferred gaudy colors % suoA.eu
ones vulgar iorms % Plsln; a =.
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with : pretty pattern q cninIs' nI~
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Georrs Francis Train hes brought suit
against The city or Omaha for 600 sores
81 its vsIuabls ground which - cstima-
lea % b worth $1,000. 900, and there
appear to y some grounds for his
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Prof A. n. Sweeney. for the fourth
time hes been elected School Superin-
tendent Of Dubois county. Prof Swee-
new e one OF the most energetic educa-
tors in the STATE -Dsviess County Dem
Ocraf
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Corydon Democrat: A special elec-
tion hss been ordered In Morgan town
chip for Saturday, July %. for me p9s-
pose Of voting on the proposition !; AZ
aid the New Albany and vincennes ALI
road BY two per cent. tax on the ssxs-
ia property Of that township.
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4 contract tor hauling 800 cars q
wheat from ST. Louis To Louisville hes
been awarded the Airline. The freight
4 10 be delivered Il Louisville TO the
Newport News and Mississippi Vsiley
railroad, and will b transporter o.
them 20 Norfolk, Va, TO Be shipped
thence 10 Europe.-Ex.
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The interstate commerce Law does not
seem 20 discourage railroad building 81
I'll. The Railroad Are reports 30 ml'es
OF track laid IN the United states 'nce
April I. and adds that this year Will see
~ increase OF over Is per cent: upon ne
hitherto unprecedented record o. 1850
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co6|<e & NOT bash. - y popularity
ssppssed. bus : trse. whica. " pernlseeo
u 9row. wiIl shoot ~ thirty q ,osi'
6rel whoa properly cultivated q Y
nIpped - sboss elk feet from en-
rr.srd. thus presenting ssrtace iron
Shich The herries are easily picked nn'
allowing The msia 70 gain create
areuxsh. The tall shvubs some uhst g.
sem.le Ike m>gsolias With their shsn'ny
da.k green leaves hut the starry. snow
white nowers remind oNs o. Orange
blns.ouns IL ~ hut fragrance. the PM
nomvnan l. constantly disp'.yed"' hu'.'
blns~.sn-. green aud ripe fru's. 81 2" -
same stem; hat though always u"w"
inx and Developing fruit. the true hn'
v~.t reasos IL from April % Nosem"e'
when fully rs~'nved the berries ~
dark red looking precisely ne : co"'
mon variety of ses bear, TA"v sns" =
: dull brown ~fser having hrrn pick
ana b~come nlmoss black BY drying
Providence J0urnsi-
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The South Bend Timss puts . good
desl 81 wisdom and prtriotism il brtef
paragraph when Il says: One poin!!
shouid s. made clear and distinct, and
thst e that anarchism 10 not 70 Be- plant
"a IN American SOIL
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Small, easily turned ice-crsam freezers
ere : perfect Joy % the housekeePer.
Frozen desserts are always acceptable
ana are quickly and easily made Win
- Ice shaver sufficient Ice may - pow
dered il three minutes q freeze six
ouar1s Or jco-cream- We have q let
rot rid Of The ice-bag and msllet
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The Enquirer directs attention to the
sac: that of the thirty-0ve states Of the
Union. twenty three have Democrsttc
Governors and fifteen have Republican
Goveruors. This exhibits The real senti-
ment 9th country,
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Some one claims 70 have discovered {
substance which u sixteen times sweet
Or than sugar" We suspect that ssuo.
stance b about seventeen years old and
wears . hustle. -Lsavenworth DEMO
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John. generally known q sshorty
Turner. Z brakeman on the Ar Line.
while tagging . train Thursdsy night q
vhIIe he should have been Hanging y
but wss probably asleep. was struck o.
ths train, al the ribs on one side stove
II Ara HE collars bono broken. re ~
taken 10 Huntingburg. 80 n. A. Ledger
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A apecial from Dunkirk. Ind, says me
Nrss genuine oil well discovered "a
s,ruek q Montpelier, Blackford county.
"wednesday. The oil gushes 10 steady
stream from the pipe q about t1enty
barrels day. The well wss oore9 o s"o
Rss. and oil was found q depth q w
feet There 10 great excitement Anu
rush In the new oil deld.
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The Pennsylvania Senate hes passed >
bill providing that the punishment 10
murder in the first degree may % oes'n
by the nee OF electricity. Experts ~
that ID 10 much pleassnter 70 % te.e.
rrnphed into eternity than % oe ~
down into II by . rope.
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Indiana has few cvclones. no grass.
horpers. no drow,h. the hizges' school
tund in the United States, coil and elm.
az that prciucsa grippe o. every KIND
shn, can Be grown in the north temper
80 ,one. Il has coal and natural RAs
and Al these are reasons Why other peo'
Die should locate in the state and snoss
already located should remain.
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Ireland Lodge No. 1885, =. = A. ~
Omcers for the ensuing year: 4. J
Vest, w. ~; J. N. Lennon, s. W.; G
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